Is Being a theatre girl cool again?
In recent years the theatre industry, both in Britain with regard to the West End and internationally such as Broadway, […]
Cardiff
Eisteddfod Ryng-Golegol yn dychwelyd i Gaerdydd
Does dim ffordd well o ddathlu Dydd Gŵyl Dewi fel myfyriwr na phenwythnos llawn hwyl yn yr Eisteddfod Ryng-golegol, a
Magdalena Bay Live at The Depot
Outside of warehouse venue The Depot, hordes of fans queue outside in the cold and wet. I arrive 15 minutes
Boy Throb: The Bit Is The Band
I first came across Boy Throb in November last year on TikTok. A quartet of acappella singersperforming parody versions of
Revenge Dresses, Old and New
Few garments have carried quite as much cultural voltage as the ‘revenge dress’. The phrase now describes a very particular
Safe Mind: Live Review
I arrive at Victoria Coach Station at 19:30, the pitiful victim of a 13:45 National Express gone awry. Hurriedly, I
Love Stories: Cardiff’s New Romantic Bookshop
On Thursday 5th February, we had the delightful opportunity to interview Aimee Cummings, co-owner of Love Stories, a new bookshop
Three authentic Chinese recipes to try this Chinese New Year
When Chinese food is mentioned in the UK, many people immediately picture a Friday night takeaway: a box of sloppy
Dydd Miwsig Cymru – Cyfweliad gyda Efan Williams
Ar ddydd Mawrth y 13eg o Chwefror roedd hi’n ddydd Miwsig Cymru. Diwrnod penodedig I ni Gymry, i ddathlu a
“It’s Punk to be a Woman:” In Conversation with Sold For Parts
Sold For Parts may seem like quiet, well-behaved girls but their stage presence tells a different story. With their screaming
Is 2016 Truly Back?
It is undeniable that 2016 was a key turning point in popular culture, especially in the Western world. High-rise jeans
Permanent (joy) Gig review
I’ll buy the tunes and cigarettes / that feels like you / your favourite band sounds like this / it’s
Where to take your loved ones this Valentine’s Day: A guide to the best date spots in Cardiff
Whether you’re celebrating Galentine’s, Valentine’s or just another Saturday, it’s always nice to find new spots in Cardiff to eat,
How to set realistic goals for yourself in 2026
Picture the scene. It’s New Year’s Day, and you are the most hungover you think you have ever been. You
The Death of the Clean Girl aesthetic
The fall of the clean girl aesthetic was always inevitable. I hate to be biased, but I was never the
New Year’s Resolutions And Why We Love Them! Do We Love Them..?
A new year symbolises both an ending and a beginning. It can often feel exciting, like a fresh start to
Hamnet: To see, or not to see?
“To be, or not to be;” that is the question, indeed, which the eponymous Hamlet asks in his monologue in
Ionawr Heb y Pwysau
Bob blwyddyn, mae Ionawr yn cyrraedd gyda’r un cwestiwn cyfarwydd: “beth wyt ti’n rhoi’r gorau iddi’r tro hwn?” A phob
Lack of Afro: Adam Gibbons gave his all for his last Cardiff gig
Lack of Afro’s Cardiff gig was bittersweet. When Adam Gibbons sauntered on stage, he announced that with a heavy heart,
Lacuna Coil at Tramshed: Redefining Metal through Sharp Contrasts and Female – Fronted Power
In support of their newest album, Sleepless Empire, the Italian Gothic Metal band delivered a powerful and passionate performance in